The EUR/USD pair traded with a soft tone this Monday, having extending its latest decline to a fresh 3-week low of 1.0642 during US trading hours, and bouncing modestly from the level afterwards, to end the day around 1.0660. The macroeconomic calendar was quite busy, but was not enough to attract speculative interest around the pair. In the EU, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 9.5% in February from 9.6% in January, and the lowest since May 2009, while the final Markit manufacturing PMIs for March, confirmed the region grew at its fastest pace in nearly six years as the final revision of the index matched the preliminary estimate of 56.2. On a negative note, the EU PPI for February came in flat, after advancing 1.1% in February, while the year-on-year price index grew by 4.5%, above estimates of 4.4.

The US manufacturing sector’s growth was also confirmed at record during March, although the final Markit PMI came in slightly lower, at 53.3 from the flash estimate of 53.4, while the ISM index beat expectations by printing 57.2, down from January’s 57.7, but still showing the overall economy grew for the 94th consecutive month. What actually weighed on the common currency, were comments from ECB Praet, who said that April’s reduction of assets purchases doesn’t signal the start of gradual reduction of QE.

The dollar suffered a setback mid American afternoon, as stocks plunged, prompting the pairs’ recovery, although the overall risk remains towards the downside, given that the pair posted a lower low and a lower high daily basis, while trading below the critical 1.0700 threshold. In the 4 hours chart, a strongly bearish 20 SMA has crossed below the 100 SMA, both well above the current level, whilst technical indicators have managed to recover partially from their mid-lines, but remain within bearish territory, far from supporting additional gains. In fact, the pair needs to surpass the 1.0710 region to be able to recover further, whilst below 1.0620 the bearish momentum will likely accelerate with 1.0565 as the main bearish target.

Support levels: 1.0620 1.0590 1.0565

Resistance levels: 1.0710 1.0745 1.0780

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair sunk to 110.85 and settled a few pips above the level, undermined by plummeting US stocks and Treasury yields. The 10-year note benchmark fell down to 2.34%, its lowest in over a month, whist the 2-year note fell to 1.22%, as mixed US manufacturing indexes dented latest confidence in the US and fueled demand for bonds. The pair traded as high as 112.19, but was unable to settle above the 112.00 level, and quickly retreated, which left the dominant bearish trend firm in place. As for the intraday technical outlook, the 4 hour chart shows that the 100 and 200 SMAs gained bearish momentum above the current level, with the shortest detaching from the largest and currently around 112.20, whilst technical indicators continued pulling back from overbought readings and entered negative territory, now partially decelerating their declines, but still far from changing bias. The pair seems poised to retest its recent lows around 110.10, with a major Fibonacci support being at 109.90, the 50% retracement of the late 2016 monthly advance. The level should attract buyers if reached, but a break below it could see the pair entering in sell-off mode, and aim towards 108.50, mid November lows.

Support levels: 110.95 110.50 110.10

Resistance levels: 111.60 112.00 112.50

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair reversed all of its Friday’s gains to settle at 1.2477, undermined by a poor UK Markit Manufacturing PMI released early Europe. The index declined to 54.2 in March from 54.6 in February, below expectations of 55.1 and the lowest reading in four months. US data, on the other hand, confirmed that the world’s largest economy continued growing at a steady pace by the end of the first quarter of the year. The daily decline, following failure to regain the 1.2600 level last week, has increased the risk of a new leg lower. The 4 hours chart supports additional declines, as the price is currently developing below its 20 SMA, whilst the Momentum indicator is crossing below the 100 level, and the RSI heading south around 46. Still the pair has a major support around 1.2430, which stands for the 38.2% retracement of the January rally. A break below this last should expose March 29th low of 1.2375, en route to 1.2330 a strong static support. The upside should remain capped by selling interest around 1.2540/60 for the bearish trend to remain in place.

Support levels: 1.2465 1.2430 1.2380

Resistance levels: 1.2510 1.2550 1.2590

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AUD/USD

The Aussie fell against the greenback to 0.7590, weighed by poor macroeconomic releases in the country at the beginning of the day. Retail Sales in February fell by 0.1% against an expected advance of 0.3%, while the TD Securities-Melbourne Institute consumer inflation index edged up 0.1% in March, following a 0.3% drop February. Annualized inflation came in at 2.2%, while despite improving monthly basis, building permits remained in negative territory year-on-year, also according to February data. The Reserve Bank of Australia is meeting this Tuesday, although the Central Bank is expected to maintain its monetary policy on hold, amid rampant house price gains. The Bank is trapped between a rock and a hard place, as cheaper money will only increase the housing bubble in the country, rather than fueling investing as policy makers wish. The pair is now struggling around 0.7600, and seems poised to extend its decline, given that in the 4 hours chart, an intraday recovery was quickly reverted once the pair tested the 200 EMA, now flat at 0.7625, whilst the 20 SMA gains bearish strength above this last. Technical indicators in the same chart have lost bearish strength but hold near oversold readings, with no signs of downward exhaustion. Further declines could be expected on a clear break below 0.7570.

Support levels: 0.7570 0.7530 0.7490

Resistance levels: 0.7625 0.7670 0.7720

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GBP/CAD

The GBP/CAD closed the day pretty much flat at 1.6699, as both currencies weakened evenly against its American rival. The Pound was hit by worse-than-expected manufacturing figures, whilst the Canadian dollar suffered by plunging equities and weakening oil, and despite the Canadian RBC manufacturing PMI came in at 55.5 for March, after printing 54.7 in February. The dollar showed some marginal strength during the first half of the day, but later ease, on the back of falling equities, with high-yielding currencies moving mostly in tandem. The technical picture for the cross shows that it’s holding above a bullish 20 SMA, providing an immediate support at 1.6645, whilst technical indicators have eased within positive territory, but lack enough strength to confirm a certain upcoming direction. The cross topped for the day at 1.6761, the level to surpass to confirm a steeper recovery. The UK will release its March construction PMI this Tuesday, expected at 52.4 from previous 52.5. A disappointing figure, however, will likely weigh on Pound crosses, with speculative interest then looking for 1.6550.

Support levels: 1.6645 1.6595 1.6550

Resistance levels: 1.6725 1.6760 1.6810

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Dow Jones

Wall Street closed marginally lower, reversing and early sharp decline. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 13 points and closed at 20,650.21 after trading as low as 20,515, while the Nasdaq Composite settled at 5,894.68, down 0.29% or 17 points. The S&P lost 0.16%, to 2,358.84. Leading the decline was the auto manufacturers sector, after reporting worse-than-expected sales for March, while weaker oil prices also weighed. El du Pont was the worst performer, down 0.66%, while American Express followed, ending the day 0.58% lower. UnitedHealth Group led advancers by adding 1.03%. From a technical point of view, the index has made little progress, as in the daily chart, it remained below a modestly bearish 20D DMA, while technical indicators keep consolidating below their mid-lines. In the 4 hours chart, the index settled below all of its moving averages, whilst technical indicators have recovered within bearish territory, limiting chances of a steeper decline. Below the mentioned daily low, however, the selling interest will likely accelerate, with the index then poised to challenge past week low of 20,409.

Support levels: 20,623 20,562 20,515

Resistance levels: 20,717 20,757 20,806

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FTSE

London equities edged lower at the beginning of the week, with the FTSE 100 ending the day at 7,289.69, down by 40 points, as softer-than-expected growth in the manufacturing sector weighed on the benchmark. Only 16 components closed with gains, with Provident Financial being the best performer, up 1.57%, followed by Mondi which added 1.45%. Randgold Resources made it to the top ten list by adding 1.01%. Next led decliners, shedding 3.56&, while ITV followed, ending the day 2.56% lower. The daily chart for the index presents an increasingly bearish potential, as it held below a flat 20 DMA, while technical indicators have entered negative territory, with modest downward strength. In the shorter term, and according to the 4 hours chart, the risk is also towards the downside, as the index extended its decline further below its 20 and 100 SMAs that anyway remain flat, while the Momentum indicator resumed its decline within negative territory, whilst the RSI hovers around 42.

Support levels: 7,289 7,254 7,210

Resistance levels: 7,349 7,387 7,415

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Gold

Spot gold jumped in the US afternoon to $1,253.63 a troy ounce to settle around 1,252.00, backed by falling equities and bond yields, which prompted investors towards safe-haven assets. The commodity started the day with a soft tone, as the greenback started the week with a firmer pace, but the release of mixed US data weighed on equities, indicating that confidence in the US economic future is quite fragile. Technically, the daily chart for the index shows that it bounced strongly after testing its 200 DMA, currently at 1,244.45, while the 20 DMA gained further upward strength below the largest. In the same chart, the Momentum indicator has turned flat well above its 100 level, while the RSI indicator aims north around 61, all of which favors additional advances towards 1,263.80, this year high. In the 4 hours chart, the price settled above all of its moving averages, with the 100 SMA advancing above the 200 SMA and with technical indicators holding in positive territory, with the Momentum still heading north, but the RSI flat around 56, this last amid decreasing volumes at the end of the day.

Support levels: 1.243.60 0 1,230.00 1,222.70

Resistance levels: 1,253.65 1,263.80 1,272.80

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Following a quiet Asian session, the USD appreciated after London’s opening, further accelerating its advance ahead of Wall Street opening, amid strong US data supportive of a March rate hike. The EUR/USD pair bottomed for the day at 1.0521, its lowest level since January 11th, but the greenback changed course during the US afternoon, suddenly entering negative territory daily basis against all of its major rivals. Dollar’s reversal came in spite of another strong tax headline from US President Trump, who said that a massive tax plan will see the light in the “not-too-distant future,” when speaking with retail executives. The pair set a daily high of 1.0608, but settled a few pips below 1.0590.

In the US, January Retail Sales rose by 0.4% when compared to the previous month, while the core reading, ex-autos, advanced 0.8%. Inflation in the same month surged by the most in four years, up by 0.6%, doubling expectations of 0.3%. The annual inflation rate printed 2.5%, above the 2.4% expected and previous 2.1%. Additionally, the New York Empire State Manufacturing index for February surged to 18.7, a strong bounce from previous 6.5, and the highest reading in over two years.

The late recovery was not enough to revert the negative tone of the pair, as in the 4 hours chart, the recovery stalled right around a still bearish 20 SMA. Furthermore and in the same chart, technical indicators have posted moderate bounces from their mid-lines, but remain well into negative territory. The pair has briefly broke below the 1.0565 Fibonacci support before recovering above it, but renewed selling interest below the level will likely result in fresh weekly lows, particularly if hopes about the upcoming US tax reform keep fueling sentiment. Additional gains beyond 1.0625, the immediate resistance, could result in a recovery up to the 1.0660 region, en route to the critical 1.0705 price zone.

Support levels: 1.0565 1.0520 1.0470

Resistance levels: 1.0625 1.0660 1.0705

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair retreated from a fresh weekly high of 114.95 to close the day flat in the 114.20 region. The greenback got a boost from much better-than-expected inflation and retail sales January data, but was unable to sustain gains and plummeted to 113.85 as the dollar index suffered a sharp reversal after printing a 4-week high of 101.73. Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda spoke early Wednesday, but said nothing new, noting that policy makers have no plan to raise the central bank’s bond yield targets, and that inflation is still far from the 2% target. There are no major economic releases scheduled for this Thursday. From a technical point of view, the pair still has to firm up above 114.55, the 23.6% retracement of the November/December rally, to be able to recover further. In the 4 hours chart, the price is struggling around a bearish 200 SMA, whilst technical indicators turned south from near overbought readings, indicating that buying interest is still limited. The 100 SMA in the mentioned char stands flat around 113.35, with a break below it most likely resulting in a bearish extension during the following sessions.

Support levels: 113.85 113.35 112.90

Resistance levels: 114.55 114.90 115.40

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair closed the day marginally lower around 1.2445, with the Pound hit by mixed employment data coming from the UK. According to official numbers, the employment rate rose to 74.6% in the three months to December, the highest rate on record, whilst the unemployment rate remained steady at an eleven-year low of 4.8%. Average hourly earnings including bonus, however, rose 2.6% in the same period, below previous 2.8%, the slower pace in almost two years. In January, unemployment claims fell by 42.4K much better than the 0.8K expected. Weak earnings in a rising inflation environment, may affect overall economic growth during the upcoming months. The pair traded as low as 1.2382 before settling around 1.2440, and the 4 hours chart shows that a late spike was contained by selling interest around a bearish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators maintain modest bearish slopes within negative territory. The pair has an immediate support at 1.2430, the 38.2% retracement of its latest bullish run, followed by the mentioned daily low. Below this last, the pair has scope to extend down to the 1.2330/50 region a major support area that will likely hold on a first attempt to break lower.

Support levels: 1.2430 1.2380 1.2345

Resistance levels: 1.2500 1.2535 1.2585

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AUD/USD

The Australian dollar posted a solid advance for a second consecutive day against its American rival, with the pair ending the day a few pips below the 0.7700 threshold after posting a fresh three-month high of 0.7708. The commodity-related currency was backed at the beginning of the day by a recovery in consumers’ confidence, as the Westpac-Melbourne Institute survey of consumer sentiment rose 2.3% to 99.6 in February, following a gain of just 0.1% the previous month. Dollar’s intraday strength was not enough to push the pair below the base of its latest range, the 0.7600, with the u-turn of the American currency fueling the advance of the already strong AUD. During the upcoming Asian session, Australia will release its January employment figures, with the unemployment rate expected to remain flat at 5.8% and 10,000 new jobs added in the month. Better-than-expected figures can boost the AUD/USD pair pass the 0.7700, but is still to be seen if gains beyond the level could be sustainable in time, as ever since last April, spikes beyond the level have been quickly reverted, and in fact triggered strong downward corrective moves. Short term, the 4 hours chart favors additional gains, as technical indicators have accelerated their advances within positive territory, whilst the 20 SMA gains bullish strength, currently at 0.7665 November 2016 high at 0.7778, is a possible bullish target, but as higher the advance, the higher the risk of a quick reversal.

Support levels: 0.7665 0.7610 0.7570

Resistance levels: 0.7710 0.7745 0.7790

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GBP/CAD

Another round of negative UK data sent the GBP/CAD cross lower for a second day in-a-row, having posted a daily low of 1.6222 before settling around 1.6280. The decline, however, was limited as the Canadian dollar suffered from oil news, with US stockpiles rising by much more than expected. US crude stocks rose 9.5 million barrels according to the EIA, much more than the 3.7 million expected, while gasoline stockpiles rose by 2.8 million barrels, also far beyond market’s expectations. A decline in distillate stocks and crude oil imports partially offset the headline reading. The cross presents a bearish tone according to the 4 hours chart, as technical indicators head lower within negative territory, while an early advance met selling interest around a bearish 20 SMA. This February low stands at 1.6215, and seems to be the level to break to confirm a bearish extension towards 1.6113 January 12th daily high.

Support levels: 1.6215 1.6170 1.6110

Resistance levels: 1.6360 1.6415 1.6480

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Dow Jones

The positive momentum of US equities sent the three major indexes to all-time highs for a fifth consecutive session, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average adding 107 points to close at 20,611.58. The Nasdaq Composite added 36 points, to end at 5,819.44 whilst the S&P settled at 2,349.25, up 0.50%. The unstoppable rally was fueled by comments from US President Trump, who reaffirmed a massive tax reform will come in the “not-too-distant future.” Banks were again among the best performers, with JP Morgan Chase up 1.15% and Goldman Sachs adding 0.47%. The DJIA daily chart shows that technical indicators keep heading sharply higher, despite being in extreme overbought territory, with the RSI indicator at 81, whilst the index is far above a bullish 20 DMA, a reflection of the ongoing buying fever. In the 4 hours chart, the technical picture is quite alike, with the RSI indicator still heading north around 87, the Momentum barely retreating within extreme overbought readings and the benchmark far above bullish moving averages. As long as optimism about upcoming policies aimed to boost growth and inflation in the US persist, equities will continue rallying, despite whatever extreme readings indicators mark.

Support levels: 20,609 20,552 20,506

Resistance levels: 20,650 20,700 20,750

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FTSE

The FTSE 100 closed at 7,302.41, up by 33 points or 0.47%, with the banking sector leading the way higher across the region. The index reached an almost one month high, further fueled by a weakening Pound. Ashtead Group was the best performer, up 3.20%, followed by Barclays that added 2.97%. Standard Chartered gained 2.66% while Royal Bank of Scotland closed 2.07% higher. The mining sector ended mixed, with BHP Billiton up 2.90%, but Antofagasta down 1.98% and Anglo American closing 1.03% lower. The index retains the bullish tone in its daily chart, holding above a flat 20 SMA and with technical indicators heading north within positive territory, still poised to retest the record high posted last January at 7,354, now the immediate resistance. In the 4 hours chart, the index is well above a bullish 20 SMA, but the Momentum indicator continues diverging lower within positive territory, whilst the RSI lost upward strength in overbought territory, none of them enough to confirm a bearish move, but acting as an immediate warning over a possible correction.

Support levels: 7,296 7,254 7,208

Resistance levels: 7,354 7,390 7,425

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Gold

Spot gold bounced sharply from a daily low of 1,216.64, ending the day around $1,231.60 a troy ounce. The recovery was limited, as US data released this Wednesday backed Yellen’s Tuesday comments about being risky to wait too long to raise rates, as inflation pressures are increasing. Dollar bulls rushed to take profits after the currency reached some critical levels against its major rivals, resulting in a strong intraday reversal that anyway is not enough to confirm an interim top. In the case of stop gold, the daily chart shows that the price bounced sharply after testing its 20 DMA, still advancing below the 100 DMA, whilst technical indicators are attempting to recover after a modest downward correction from overbought readings. In the 4 hours chart, the price is slightly above a flat 20 SMA whilst technical indicators head higher around their mid-lines, with limited upward strength. While further gains are not technically confirmed the risk of a bearish move seems well-limited according to technical readings, with only a break below the 1,200 level indicating a steeper decline afterwards.

Support levels: 1,221.80 1,210.10 1,200.00

Resistance levels: 1,237.10 1,244.70 1,252.90

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This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

Your account will normally show profit or loss in terms of dollars and cents or in your own currency. The broker’s software automatically calculates that. However, if you want to compare two trades that happened at different times or in different currency pairs, the profit in pips can tell you more than the profit in dollars which would be dependent on the currency and the rate of exchange.

One forex pip is the smallest measured amount of the price of a quoted currency. Most pairs are quoted to four decimal places. An example might be EUR/USD at 1.3712. One pip is 0.0001 units of the quote currency which is the dollar, so here it is 0.01 of a cent. If you open a trade at this price and it moves to 1.3717, you have made 5 pips profit, not accounting for spread.

Spread is the way that most brokers make their money and it also measured in pips. On EUR/USD a broker’s spread might be 2 pips. So taking our example again, the price of 1.3712 would be the bid price. If you buy at that price and the bid price increases to 1.3717, the 2 pip spread would mean that the ask price, or price that you get when you sell, would be 1.3715. So in fact you would only make 3 pips and the broker would keep the other 2 pips.

In pairs where the Japanese yen is the quote currency, the price is usually only quoted to 2 decimal places. That is because the yen is worth a lot less than the other major currencies. For example the price of USD/JPY might be 90.62. One pip is 0.01 of a yen.

It is useful to keep your trading records in terms of pips as well as noting the actual money that you make. This allows you to compare trades where your position size was different. You can then consider whether your system might work better if you altered the position size in some situations.

The forex pip is also a convenient way to discuss your trading successes with other traders in meaningful terms and without revealing any details of your financial situation. If I told you that I made $100 dollars on a trade yesterday, you would learn something about how much money I was making, but without knowing my position size you would know what kind of a price movement was involved. If I tell you that I made 100 pips, on the other hand, you would know that I found a good trade and I didn’t have to reveal anything that would interest the IRS.

When you begin trading, you will soon become familiar with any part of this that seems confusing right now. It does not take long to become accustomed to using the forex pip in practice.

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The American dollar got a nice boost from FED’s head Yellen, who reiterated in the Semiannual testimony before the Congress that “waiting too long to remove accommodation would be unwise,” putting a March rate hike back on the table. Furthermore, she downplayed the uncertainty on fiscal policy as just one of the factors to take into consideration when deciding a rate hike. The EUR/USD pair fell down to 1.0560, its lowest in over a month, further weighed by soft data coming from the EU earlier in the day. Growth in the area decelerated during the last quarter of 2016, with German Q4 GDP printing 0.4%, below the 0.5% expected, but above a previously revised 0.1%, while for the EU, the preliminary growth estimation printed 0.4%. In the US, the January PPI increased by 0.6% when compared to December, and by 1.6% from a year earlier, beating expectations.

Technically, the EUR/USD pair reached a major support, the 23.6% retracement of the November/January decline, as the pair struggled two weeks around the level before being able to recover further. The ongoing political uncertainty in the EU alongside with soft data in one hand, and in the other rising inflation and a hawkish FED, the fundamentals have aligned with the technical picture in a bearish case for the pair, particularly on a bearish acceleration below the mentioned daily low. Technically, the 4 hours chart shows that a bearish 20 SMA, now around 1.0620 keeps capping the upside, whilst technical indicators have stabilized near oversold readings, as speculative interest has reached its first bearish target and left the price consolidating in a well-limited range below the 1.0590 level.

Support levels: 1.0560 1.0520 1.0470

Resistance levels: 1.0590 1.0625 1.0660

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair surged to 114.49, its highest since late January, reversing course following Yellen’s hawkish statement before the US Congress. The FED’s head woke up speculation of a March rate hike after saying that “at our upcoming meetings, the committee will evaluate whether employment and inflation are continuing to evolve in line with these expectations, in which case a further adjustment of the federal funds rate would likely be appropriate.” The USD/JPY pair traded with a soft tone at the beginning of the day, as risk aversion dominated the Asian session, following news that US President Donald Trump’s national security advisor Michael Flynn quit, over his contacts with Russia, a clear sign of how vulnerable the pair is to any headline coming from the US new administration. The modest tone of worldwide equities is keeping the upside limited, and technically, a major resistance stands a few pips above the mentioned high, at 114.55, the 23.6% retracement of this year bullish run. A break above it could fuel the advance, but technical readings in the 4 hours chart, don’t support the case, as the price is unable to advance beyond a bearish 200 SMA, whilst technical indicators are retreating within positive territory, not enough anyway to confirm a downward move.

Support levels: 113.95 113.40 113.00

Resistance levels: 114.55 114.90 115.40

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GBP/USD

The Pound fell to a daily low of 1.2443, but not because of Yellen’s hawkish stance before the Senate Banking Committee, but because of shockingly highs wholesale inflation figures. In fact, such low was achieved during the London session, with the pair confined to a tight 50 pips range afterwards, with the Sterling still reluctant to give up to dollar’s strength. UK CPI rose 1.8% in January when compared to a year earlier, its highest level in almost three years, even despite the MoM reading came in at -0.5%. Producer price inflation (input prices), meanwhile, surged to 20.5% from a revised previous 17% and well ahead of its 18.5% consensus forecast, due to rising energy costs. Output prices also rose by more-than-expected, but at a slower pace, up by 3.5% YoY from previous 2.8% and against an expected advance of 3.2%. It won’t take long until producers pass rising cost on to consumers, with CPI now seen rising beyond 3.0% during the upcoming months. The big question is how tolerant the BOE will be and for how long. The pair maintains the neutral stance seen on previous updates, although there’s an increasing bearish potential, as in the 4 hours chart, the price is now below a bearish 20 SMA, the Momentum indicator turns lower around its 100 level, whilst the RSI indicator consolidates around 43. The pair has an immediate Fibonacci support at 1.2430 which if broken, can lead to a steady decline down to 1.2346, February low. The pair needs to firm up beyond 1.2540, on the other hand, to gain some bullish traction during the upcoming sessions.

Support levels: 1.2430 1.2390 1.2345

Resistance levels: 1.2500 1.2535 1.2585

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AUD/USD

The Australian dollar rose to 0.7696 against the greenback this Tuesday, underpinned by better-than-expected Chinese data. China’s January PPI jumped by 6.9% from a year earlier, the largest annual increase reported since August 2011, and well above the 6.3% increase expected, and previous 5.5%. Consumer prices also rose by more than expected, reaching 2.5% yearly basis after surging by 1.0% in the month, against previous 0.2%. The rally, however, stalled at a major psychological barrier, the 0.7700 level, reversing course as investors took some profits out of the table, and further falling with USD broad strength. The pair met some buying interest on a slide down to 0.7617, signaling that speculative interest is still willing to buy the dips towards 0.7600. Confined to its usual 0.76/0.77 range, the pair maintains its neutral stance in the 4 hours chart, as the price is a few pips below a horizontal 20 SMA, whilst the Momentum indicator heads modestly lower right below its 100 level, whilst the RSI indicator already turned higher around 48, limiting chances of further slides.

Support levels: 0.7605 0.7570 0.7530

Resistance levels: 0.7710 0.7745 0.7790

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GBP/CAD

Sterling’s weakness sent the GBP/CAD cross down to 1.6234, its lowest in a week, to end the day at 1.6295. The worrisome levels of wholesale inflation weighed on the British Pound, as output wholesale prices rose by 3.5% in the year to January, and by 0.6% when compared to the previous month. Input prices rose by a whopping 20.5% in the year to January, and by 1.7% from December, reaching the fastest rate of annual growth since September 2008. The Canadian dollar, on the other hand, closed the day flat against the greenback, although upcoming US stockpiles reports may affect the commodity related currency, and affect this sensitive cross. The technical bias is towards the downside, as the price is below a clearly bearish 20 SMA, currently at 1.6360, while technical indicators bounced from oversold readings, but lost upward strength and turned flat within negative territory. A break below the mentioned daily low should see the cross extending its decline down to 1.6180, the 50% retracement of its latest bullish run.

Support levels: 1.6235 1.6180 1.6125

Resistance levels: 1.6360 1.6415 1.6480

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Dow Jones

US indexes closed at record highs for a fourth consecutive session, with the DJIA reaching a new milestone right ahead of the close, settling at 20,504.27, up by 92 points or 0.45%. The Nasdaq Composite added 18 points and closed at 5,782.57, while the S&P gained 0.40%, to 2,337.58. The banking sectors led the way higher on hopes US President Trump will cut corporate taxes, with JP Morgan Chase leading winners’ list within the Dow, up by 1.71%, and Goldman Sachs up 1.34%, closing at an all-time high. Apple also closed at an all-time high, up daily basis by 1.28%. The DJIA presents a strong bullish tone in the daily chart, as technical indicators keep heading north, although the RSI stands at 79, indicating extreme overbought conditions. Back in December, the indicator reached 86 before correcting lower, which means that current reading is hardly a sign of upward exhaustion. In the 4 hours chart, the index is far above its moving averages, with the 20 SMA heading sharply lower around 20,320, reflecting the buying fever around US equities, whilst technical indicators also head north in extreme overbought territory, with no aims to changing course.

Support levels: 20,489 20,432 20,385

Resistance levels: 20,550 20,600 20,650

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FTSE

The FTSE 100 lost 10 points this Tuesday, closing the day at 7,268.58, despite a strong earnings report from TUI, as the travel firm added 5.18%, after the company reported that its first-quarter losses had narrowed. Royal Bank of Scotland was the best performer, up 5.29% as the banking sector benefited from improving sentiment, while Rolls Royce Holding topped losers’ list, down 3.0% after reporting a pre-tax loss of £4.6bn. The index recovered some ground in after-hours trading, maintaining its positive tone in the daily chart, as it’s still holding well above its moving averages, while technical indicators continue consolidating within positive territory. Shorter term, the 4 hours chart shows that the index remains above a bullish 20 SMA, but technical indicators are heading marginally lower, still within positive territory. The Footsie needs to break above 7,298, Monday’s high to gather some upward strength, and advance up to 7,354, the record high posted last January.

Support levels: 7254 7,208 7,163

Resistance levels: 7,298 7,354 7,390

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Gold

An early advance in gold prices was quickly reversed post-Yellen, with the commodity closing the day marginally higher at $1,228.50 a troy ounce. Risk aversion dominated the Asian session, with most local share markets closing in the red, amid Trump’s security advisor resignation. Slackened physical demand from retailers, weighed on the commodity, but it was increasing speculation of an upcoming US rate hike this March what sent the bright metal lower. Technically, the commodity maintains the positive tone seen on previous updates, as the price remained above a bullish 20 DMA, whilst technical indicators turned flat well above their mid-lines, paring the downward correction from overbought conditions seen at the beginning of the week. In the shorter term, and according to the 4 hours chart, technical indicators are hovering around their mid-lines, whilst the price struggles around a bearish 20 SMA. A major Fibonacci resistance stands at 1,230.00, with an upward acceleration beyond it exposing this month high of 1,244.42.

Support levels: 1,221.80 1,210.10 1,200.00

Resistance levels: 1,230.00 1,237.10 1,244.70

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Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

The EUR/USD pair fell briefly below the 1.0600 threshold for the first time in over three weeks, as the “Trump-trade” continues firming up, with Wall Street reaching all-time highs for a third consecutive session. Action across the forex board was limited, as the calendar was extremely light in this first day of the week, although plenty of first-tier data will be released during the upcoming days, with German inflation, EU preliminary Q4 GDP, UK inflation and US PPI among the most relevant for this Tuesday. The positive mood was triggered by comments from US President Trump, after spending the weekend with Japanese PM Abe, who said that “bilateral co-operation is essential,” between the two nations, somehow, toning down his rhetoric about foreign policy. Weighing on the common currency were comments from IMF Lagarde, who said that the organism can agree special deals for any country. The bailout program of the troubled country is under review, with the parts unable to reach an agreement that can save Athens from default.

The EUR/USD pair settled around the 1.0600 level by the end of the day, with a clear bearish stance having took one step further in its way to breaking below the critical 1.0565 support, the 23.6% retracement of the November/January decline. In the 4 hours chart, a bearish 20 SMA keeps containing the downside, now converging with the 200 SMA at 1.0650, whilst technical indicators hold within bearish territory, although with no certain directional strength, amid limited volumes. Advances up to the 1.0700/20 region will be likely be seen as selling opportunities, although a break beyond this last could see the recovery extending up to 1.0800/40, should upcoming US data disappoint big.

Support levels: 1.0590 1.0565 1.0520

Resistance levels: 1.0650 1.0690 1.0720

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair added modest 40 pips at the beginning of the week, surprisingly limited, despite rising US yields and equities. Early Monday, Japan released its Q4 GDP figures, showing that the economy expanded by 0.2% in the three months to December, and by 1% annually. The figures were slightly below market’s expectations of 0.3% and 1.1% respectively, although Japan’s finance minister, Nobuteru Ishihara, said that the soft growth didn’t affect the government’s view that the economy remains in a moderate recovery. During the upcoming Asians session, the country will release its December industrial production figures, with better-than-expected readings fueling confidence among local investors and resulting in the JPY easing further. From a technical point of view, the upward potential remains limited, given that the pair is below the critical 114.50/60 region, the 23.6% retracement of the latest bullish run, and where a bearish 200 SMA stands in the 4 hours chart. In the same time frame, the Momentum indicator has turned sharply lower, but remains within positive territory, while the RSI has also turned modestly lower around 60. The daily low was set at 113.43, the immediate support and the level to break to see the pair easing further below the 113.00 mark.

Support levels: 113.40 113.00 112.60

Resistance levels: 114.00 114.55 114.90

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair closed the day marginally higher around the 1.2500 level, with Pound’s bulls offsetting moderate dollar’s demand. Investors are waiting for the upcoming releases in the UK this week, with the kingdom set to publish its wholesale and retail inflation figures for January this Tuesday, generally expected above December final readings, and employment numbers next Wednesday. Focus will be on inflation, as a faster-than-expected pace of price growth, may force the BOE to revert its latest decision to cut rates to record lows, pushing the Pound higher as speculative interest rushes to price in the possible Central Bank’s move. From a technical point of view, the pair met selling interest around the 23.6% retracement of the January/February rally this at 1.2535, the level to surpass to consider a more constructive outlook. In the 4 hours chart, the price is stuck around a horizontal 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators head nowhere around their mid-lines, reflecting the current investors’ wait-and-see stance. Short term buying interest is aligned between 1.2470 and 1.2480, with a break below it probably resulting on a test of 1.2430, the next Fibonacci support.

Support levels: 1.2470 1.2430 1.2390

Resistance levels: 1.2535 1.2585 1.2620

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AUD/USD

The AUD/USD pair advanced up to 0.7688 at the beginning of the day, but was once again rejected from the critical technical resistance. The pair fell down to 0.7630 on broad dollar’s demand, but bounced back from the level as base metals gained, led by an advance in copper prices as the strike in the Escondida mine, in Chile, fueled concerns about supply shortages. Australia will release its NAB’s Business Confidence index during the upcoming session, but the pair will likely react more to Chinese January inflation data, also to be released during the next few hours. Technically, the pair has made no progress, still confined within the 0.76/0.77 range, unable to find a clear direction. In the 4 hours chart, the price is hovering around a flat 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators have bounced modestly from their mid-lines, with not enough strength to confirm additional gains ahead. Spikes beyond the resistance have been steadily rejected since last April, and with the ongoing dollar’s strength, a rally beyond 0.7700 may attract enough selling interest to send the pair down to the base of the mentioned range.

Support levels: 0.7605 0.7570 0.7530

Resistance levels: 0.7710 0.7745 0.7790

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GBP/CAD

The GBP/CAD cross added some 30 pips this Monday, helped by a resilient Pound. The Sterling closed with modest gains against the greenback, whilst the CAD ended flat against its American rival, trapped between an optimistic meeting between US President Trump and Canadian PM Trudeau, and falling oil prices. The two leaders met to discuss US-Canada trade, and released a joint statement where they pledge to deepen their commercial relationship, and continue their border security programs. From a technical point of view the upward potential is still limited, as in the 4 hours chart, the pair remained capped by a modestly bearish 20 SMA that converges with a horizontal 200 EMA, whilst technical indicators have turned higher within negative territory, lacking strength. The pair advanced up t0 1.6415 intraday, a Fibonacci resistance that needs to be surpassed to consider further gains ahead.

Support levels: 1.6335 1.6270 1.6220

Resistance levels: 1.6415 1.6480 1.6550

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Dow Jones

Wall Street extended its advance, posting record closes for a third consecutive day amid returning confidence on the US new administration. The “Trump-trade” resumed last week after the US president announced a major upcoming tax reform, expected to be business-friendly. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 142 points and closed at 20,412.16, while the Nasdaq Composite settled at 5,763.96, up by 0.52%. The S&P gained 12 points or 0.52%, to 2,328.25. Financials led the way higher, with Goldman Sachs up 1.46% and JPMorgan Chase ending the day up by 1.32%. The DJIA traded as high as 20,441 and in the daily chart, the price is far above a now bullish 20 DMA, while technical indicators present strong bullish slopes, and particularly the RSI heads north around 76, with no signs of changing bias any time soon. In the 4 hours chart, the index is far above a strongly bullish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators are giving signs of upward exhaustion, but remain within extreme overbought levels.

Support levels: 20,378 20,330 20,272

Resistance levels: 20,445 20,490 20,550

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FTSE

The FTSE 100 closed the day at 7,278.92, up by 20 points or 0.28%, underpinned by an advance in mining-related equities. Despite Pound’s strength, a strike in Chile’s largest copper mine kept the benchmark afloat. Anglo American gained 4.21%, Rio Tint 3.0% while Glencore added 2.56%, all topping gainers´ list. Capita, on the other hand, was the worst performer, down by 2.38%, followed by Fresnillo that lost 1.99%. In the daily chart, the upward momentum is fading in technical indicators, although they remain within positive territory, whilst the index stands above a bearish 20 DMA, currently at 7,190. In the shorter term and according to the 4 hours chart, the risk is towards the upside, as technical indicators have turned flat near overbought readings, but the benchmark stands above a bullish 20 SMA and not far from the record high posted last January at 7,354.

Support levels: 7,208 7,163 7,128

Resistance levels: 7,275 7,326 7,354

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Gold

Spot gold fell to $1,219.26 a troy ounce this Monday, as risk appetite dominate the scene. The bright metal, however, bounced from the level to close the day around 1,226.50, on physical demand at the bullion market, as Indian jewelers bought to meet the wedding season demand. Also, limiting the slide were higher base-metal prices, on fears of copper shortages amid a strike in one of Chile’s largest mine. The daily chart for gold indicates that the upward potential eased, but it’s too early to call for a retracement, given that the price remains well above a bullish 20 DMA that remains above the 100 DMA, whilst technical indicators retreat, but remain within positive territory. In the 4 hours chart, the price is below a bearish 20 SMA that holds a few cents above the 50% retracement of the post-US election decline, this last around 1,230.00, while technical indicators have recovered within negative territory, holding below previous daily highs. Renewed selling interest below the mentioned daily low will likely see the commodity approaching the critical 1,200 region this Tuesday, where the latest bullish movement will be at risk of reversing.

Support levels: 1,219.20 1,210.10 1,200.00

Resistance levels: 1,230.00 1,237.10 1,244.70

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The Wellness Clarinet LTD is now sourcing below market value properties to purchase in lease options deals as a means of cash flow generation, security, to beautify the environment and to establish valuable joint venture relationships with private investors for mutual growth.
We are a Music, Lifestyle and Trading firm, creating strategies for people desiring change, the millennial generation, the music industry, and the newly divorced, in personal and financial growth through trading the stock market.

This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

The Wellness Clarinet LTD is now sourcing below market value properties to purchase in lease options deals as a means of cash flow generation, security, to beautify the environment and to establish valuable joint venture relationships with private investors for mutual growth.
We are a Music, Lifestyle and Trading firm, creating strategies for people desiring change, the millennial generation, the music industry, and the newly divorced, in personal and financial growth through trading the stock market.

This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

For a change, the American dollar advanced in the US afternoon, tracking a rally in US stocks after US President Trump said that his administration will be announcing “something phenomenal in terms of taxes” during the upcoming weeks. Dollar gains are tepid to say the least, and the currency is mixed across the board, with the EUR and the JPY underperforming, but commodity-related currencies holding on to gains. The EUR/USD pair gave back its Wednesday’s gains, but held above the weekly low of 1.0640, settling some 20 pips above this last by the end of the US session. Seems stocks traders are believing Mr. president’s words, but across the FX market, traders are not convinced, particularly after FED’s Bullard said that rates can remain low all through 2017.

There was little in the fundamental news that could affect the pair this Thursday, with minor releases both shores of the Atlantic. Germany released its December trade balance data, showing a lower-than-expected surplus of €18.4B from a previously revised €21.8B. Imports in the month were unchanged, but exports plunged by 3.3%. For the whole 2016, exports increased by 1.2%, while imports by 0.6%, exceeding 2015 figures. In the US, weekly unemployment claims beat expectations, falling to a three-month low of 234K against the 250K expected, while wholesale inventories remained unchanged at 1%.

Technically, the pair is at risk of falling further, as in the 4 hours chart, the price was contained by a bearish 20 SMA that extended its slide below the 100 SMA, while technical indicators have been unable to recover into positive territory, and particularly the RSI, has resumed its decline within negative territory, now heading south around 38. Adding to the bearish case is the fact that the pair was unable to regain the 1.0700 threshold, discouraging bulls. Below 1.0640, the pair has scope to extend its decline down to the 1.0580/90 this Friday.

Support levels: 1.0640 1.0610 1.0585

Resistance levels: 1.0710 1.0750 1.0800

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair added roughly 100 pips in the US afternoon, following comments from US President Donald Trump, vowing to make a shocking announcement on tax’s reform during the upcoming weeks, in a meeting with airline industry leaders. The headlines wake-up risk appetite, reviving the Trump-trade and sending US equities to all-time highs, weighing on the safe-haven yen. During the upcoming Asian session, Japan will release its Domestic Corporate Goods Price Index figures for January, which will hardly affect the yen. News coming from the US, despite minor, were also encouraging, with weekly unemployment claims down to 234K for the week ending February 4th, against previous 246K. The pair stands at fresh weekly highs, and the bearish potential has eased, but not yet reverted. In the 4 hours chart, the pair pared gains a few pips below a bearish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators are turning modestly lower within positive territory, indicating that the upward potential is limited. The pair bounced for fourth consecutive day from its 100 DMA, now around 111.80, and held above the 38.2% retracement of November/December around 112.00, the support area that the pair needs to break to resume its bearish trend. On the other hand, it will take an extension beyond the daily high of 113.29 to see the pair extending its advance towards the 114.00/50 price zone.

Support levels: 111.60 111.25 110.80

Resistance levels: 112.10 112.60 113.00

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair retreated from a fresh weekly high of 1.2581 in the US afternoon, ending the day marginally lower around the 1.2500 figure. There were no big news coming from the US this Thursday, but news late Wednesday indicating that the Brexit bill passed through the House of Commons without amendments, incremented the positive sentiment towards the British Pound. This Friday, the UK will release its manufacturing and industrial production figures for December, expected to have risen at a slower pace than in the previous month. Despite the negative close, the technical picture is far from suggesting upcoming Pound weakness, as the GBP/USD pair ended the day above its 20 SMA, now around 1.2480, whilst the Momentum indicator maintains its bullish slope within positive territory, although the RSI indicator has turned south and currently pressures the 50 level, suggesting the pair may extend its decline at least to 1.2470, Thursday’s low. Also, favoring a downward move is the fact that the pair was unable to settle above 23.6% retracement of its January/February rally at 1.2535, although renewed buying interest above it can see the pair regaining the 1.2600 level before the week is over.

Support levels: 1.2470 1.2425 1.2390

Resistance levels: 1.2535 1.2585 1.2620

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AUD/USD

The AUD/USD pair closed the day flat in the 0.7630 region, still struggling for direction. The Aussie got a boost during the European morning from RBA’s Governor Lowe, as he said that the country is “prosperous and healthy,” somehow indicating confidence in economic growth, whilst policy makers expect inflation to move gradually higher. The pair, however, retreated in the American afternoon from a daily high of 0.7663 on broad dollar’s strength, although losses were limited by stocks’ gain. From a technical point of view, the pair is now neutral according to the 4 hours chart, as the price is a few pips below a bearish 20 SMA, while the RSI indicator stands flat around its mid-line, and the Momentum indicator heads modestly higher right above its 100 level. The pair has been unable to sustain gains beyond the 0.7700 level pretty much since April 2016, which means that further gains are unlikely, and that in the case of spikes beyond the level, speculative interest will probably rush to take profits out of the table.

Support levels: 0.7615 0.7570 0.7520

Resistance levels: 0.7660 0.7710 0.7745

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GBP/CAD

The GBP/CAD cross eased for a second consecutive day, down on Pound’s retracement during the second half of the day, as the Canadian dollar closed the day flat against the greenback, trapped between poor local housing data and higher oil prices. The cross, however, presents a limited bearish scope, as it held around the 23.6% retracement of its latest bullish run. Furthermore, the 4 hours chart shows that the price is currently stuck around a bullish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators are aiming to advance within positive territory. Nevertheless, the cross needs to advance at least above 1.6450 to see the bearish risk easing. Renewed selling interest below 1.6410 on the other hand, should result in a bearish extension towards the 1.6300 region.

Support levels: 1.6410 1.6360 1.6300

Resistance levels: 1.6440 1.6515 1.6560

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Dow Jones

Wall Street’s three main indices all closed at record highs as financials rallied, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average settling at 20172.40, up 0.59% or 118 points. The Nasdaq Composite added 32 points, to 5,715.18 while the S&P closed at 2,307.87, 0.58% higher. Further supporting US equities were higher oil prices and US President Trump comments about an upcoming “phenomenal” tax plan. The Dow traded as high as 20,206 and the daily chart shows that it extended further above a modestly bullish 20 DMA, while the RSI indicator turned sharply higher, now around 67, as the Momentum keeps consolidating within positive territory. Shorter term, and according to the 4 hours chart, the index is the index is biased higher, as the 20 SMA has accelerated its advance beyond the 100 and 200 SMAs, with the shortest maintaining a strong upward slope some 100 points below the current level, whilst the RSI indicator consolidates around 67. In this last time frame, the Momentum indicator eased within positive territory, rather reflecting low volumes after the close and the retracement from the mentioned record high.

Support levels: 20,157 20,090 20,013

Resistance levels: 20,210 20,270 20,340

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FTSE

The FTSE 100 closed at 7,229.50, up 0.57% or 40 points, its highest settlement in three-weeks, backed by higher oil prices that boosted energy-related companies. International Consolidated Airlines Group topped winners list, up 3.51%, followed by Royal Bank of Scotland that added 2.51%, as strong earnings from French Société Générale that beat forecasts. Mining-related equities were among the worst performers, with Anglo American down 2.67% and Fresnillo ending the day 2.55% lower. The daily chart shows that the Footsie settled above a still flat 20 DMA, whilst technical indicators entered positive territory, maintaining bullish slopes and favoring additional gains, particularly after the Pound eased late Thursday. In the 4 hours chart the index has settled above its 20 and 100 SMAs that anyway lack directional strength, whilst the Momentum indicator heads north well above its 100 level and the RSI indicator consolidates around 65, in line with the shorter term perspective.

Support levels: 7,205 7,163 7,128

Resistance levels: 7,258 7,312 7,354

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Gold

Gold closed the day with losses after spending the day near the three-month high posed on Wednesday, weighed by renewed dollar’s demand in the US afternoon. Spot closed the day around $1,235.10 a troy ounce, as market’s sentiment improved, with investors rushing into high-yielding assets in detriment of the safe-haven metal. The daily chart for the commodity shows that it held above a key support, the 50% retracement of the November/December slide around 1,230.00, while the 20 DMA is advancing above the 100 DMA, both far below the current level and limiting chances of a steeper decline. Technical indicators in the mentioned chart remain within positive territory, with the Momentum flat and the RSI hovering around 67. In the shorter term, and according to the 4 hours chart, the price is currently struggling around a bullish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators are modestly bouncing from their mid-lines after correcting extreme overbought readings.

Support levels: 1,230.00 1,219.40 1,210.10

Resistance levels: 1,244.70 1,255.15 1,263.90

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The Wellness Clarinet LTD is now sourcing below market value properties to purchase in lease options deals as a means of cash flow generation, security, to beautify the environment and to establish valuable joint venture relationships with private investors for mutual growth.
We are a Music, Lifestyle and Trading firm, creating strategies for people desiring change, the millennial generation, the music industry, and the newly divorced, in personal and financial growth through trading the stock market.

This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

Currencies and stocks struggled for direction this Wednesday, with major pairs confined to tight, familiar ranges, and the dollar firmer during the first half of the day, and pressured in US trading hours, as usual lately. The greenback fell alongside with US yields, with the 10-year note benchmark falling down to 2.34%, a fresh three-week low, as political risks coming from Europe and the absence of news about US new administration stimulus agenda fueled demand for safe-haven assets.

The EUR/USD pair’s recovery, however, was limited by the key resistance in the 1.0700/10 region, mainly because of a light macroeconomic calendar that shifted the focus to upcoming French presidential election, which is becoming more a matter of leaving the EU than a question of domestic policies. Also, comments from ECB’s Draghi, stating that the Central Bank’s monetary policy will remain accommodative until at least October 2019, when his mandate ends, dented EUR’s demand.

The pair trimmed half of its Tuesday’s losses, still trading in the red for the week and with the upward potential looking limited, given that in the 4 hours chart, the 20 SMA is crossing below the 100 SMA, both around 1.0720, whilst technical indicators have bounced from oversold readings, but lost upward strength within negative territory, indicating limited buying interest around the common currency. The pair posted a daily low of 1.0640, yet failure to sustain gains around the current level, will probably lead to a downward extension towards the 1.0590 region during the upcoming sessions.

Support levels: 1.0650 1.0620 1.0590

Resistance levels: 1.0750 1.0800 1.0840

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair continues pressuring its recent multi-week lows on persistent risk aversion. The pair attempted to recover some ground during London trading hours, but resumed its decline after Wall Street’s opening, helped by falling US Treasury yields. The 10-year note benchmark fell to a fresh 3-week low of 2.34% as international investors run away from US assets. Japan released its Trade Balance and Current Account figures for December earlier on the day, showing the biggest surplus since 2007. Also, the BOJ released the Summary of Opinions of its latest monetary policy, showing that most board members believe that Japan’s economy is recovering, but also that inflation will continue lagging for a while more. Additionally, policymakers expressed their concerns about Trump´s policies, saying that “although overseas economies have turned to a moderate recovery, uncertainties are likely to persist, such as about the economic policies of the new U.S. administration and their impact on emerging economies.” Technically, the risk remains towards the downside as the pair is pressuring its 100 DMA for a third consecutive day, currently around 111.60. In the shorter term, and according to the 4 hours chart, the bias is also bearish, given that the pair has been developing well below a bearish 100 SMA, currently around 113.40, whilst technical indicators have posted modest recoveries within bearish territory, unable to confirm an upcoming recovery. The main bearish target on a bearish breakout is the 109.90 level, the 50% retracement of the latest bullish run.

Support levels: 111.60 111.25 110.80

Resistance levels: 112.10 112.60 113.00

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair held on to gains, ending the day not far from Tuesday’s high of 1.2545, with buying interest defending the downside at 1.2470 ever since the day started. The UK Parliament is set to give the final vote on the Brexit bill by the end of the day. The House of Commons is discussing a set of amendments particularly aimed to define the key principles for the negotiation process. The bill still needs to pass through the House of Lords, later this month, before PM May is finally able to pull the trigger on the Art. 50 of the Lisbon treaty. From a technical point of view, the pair is unable to clearly confirm the break of the 23.6% retracement of the 1.1986/1.2705 rally at the current level, maintaining a neutral-to-bullish stance intraday, given that in the 4 hours chart, the mentioned daily bottom matches a flat 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators are standing directionless within positive territory.

Support levels: 1.2470 1.2425 1.2390

Resistance levels: 1.2545 1.2590 1.2640

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AUD/USD

The AUD/USD pair edged marginally higher, but traded within Tuesday’s range during these last few sessions. The pair spiked up to 0.7665 early US session amid broad dollar’s weakness, but quickly retreated towards the current comfort zone, where it has been consolidating ever since the week started. There were no macroeconomic news coming from Australia during the past Asian session, but things will turn a bit more interesting during the next one, as the country will release housing and confidence data. After flirting with the 0.7700 level last week, and despite retracements from the region have been shallow, the risk is slowly turning towards the downside, as the pair has been unable to infringe the level since past April 2016, with attempts to advance beyond it resulting in sharp downward corrective moves. Technical readings in the 4 hours chart favor a bearish move on a break below the weekly low of 0.7615, as the pair is unable to extend beyond a bearish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators have been once again rejected from their mid-lines, now heading modestly lower within negative territory. Still the pair needs to break below 0.7450, a mid-term static support, to confirm a more sustainable decline ahead.

Support levels: 0.7615 0.7570 0.7520

Resistance levels: 0.7660 0.7710 0.7745

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GBP/CAD

The limited action around the Pound left the GBP/CAD cross at the mercy of CAD movements this Wednesday, with the cross ending the day marginally lower around 1.6470. Canadian housing starts rose in January by more than expected, printing 207.4K in January against 200K expected and previous 207K. The official report stated that “new home construction started off strong in 2017, both in terms of single-detached homes and multi-unit residential,” prompting the commodity-related currency higher. It later followed oil woes, but ended up the day with gains against most of its major rivals. From a technical point of view and in the short term, the 4 hours chart shows that the cross bounced from a Fibonacci support around 1.6410, holding firmly above a bullish 20 SMA, and with technical indicators now flat well above their mid-lines, limiting chances of a downward move for the upcoming sessions. In fact, a positive outcome from the UK Parliament over the Brexit bill may fueled the Pound, resulting in a bullish extension for this Thursday.

Support levels: 1.6410 1.6360 1.6300

Resistance levels: 1.6515 1.6560 1.6730

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Dow Jones

Wall Street closed once again mixed and with the major indexes settling no far from their opening levels, as investors wait for a clear catalyst before taking stronger positions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell roughly 36 points or 0.18%, to end the day at 20,054.34. The Nasdaq Composite set another record close, up by 8 points or 0.15%, to 5,682.45, while the S&P also closed in the green, up 0.07% to 2,294.67. Nike was the best performer within the DJIA, up 2.03%, followed by Wal-Mart that added 1.32%. The banking sector was the worst performer, with JPMorgan chase leading losers’ list, down by 0.97%. Technically, the Dow set a lower low and a daily basis, but holds within its weekly range, and the daily chart shows that it’s still above a modestly bullish 20 SMA, this last around 19,940, whilst technical indicators have turned flat within positive territory, reflecting the lack of directional strength seen ever since the week started. In the shorter term, and according to the 4 hours chart, the index has settled right below a now flat 20 SMA, acting as immediate resistance at 20,067, while technical indicators stand pat around their mid-lines. Despite setting a fresh record high this week, the upward potential is moderated amid the ongoing risk-averse environment, although a break below 20,008, the weekly low, is required to confirm a bearish extension during the upcoming sessions.

Support levels: 20,008 19,940 19,869

Resistance levels: 20,067 20,104 20,160

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FTSE

The FTSE 100 advanced 2 points or 0.04%, ending the day at 7,188.82, with investors cautious ahead of the parliamentary vote on the Brexit bill. Despite an advance in metals’ prices, mining-related equities closed generally lower, while energy-related ones also fell amid crude weakness at the beginning of the day. Royal Dutch Shell was among the worst performers, down 3.18%, followed by BHP Billiton that shed 3.18% on news that the Escondida mine, in Chile, vowed to strike. Ahead of the Asian opening, the index is a few points above the mentioned close, right below a modestly bearish 20 SMA and with technical indicators still stuck within neutral territory, but turning higher. In the 4 hours chart, the index maintains the neutral stance seen on previous updates, trading within its 20 and 100 SMAs, while technical indicators diverge from each other, as the Momentum heads lower around 100 and the RSI indicator aims higher around 56, not enough to define what’s next for the benchmark.

Support levels: 7,163 7,128 7,091

Resistance levels: 7,205 7,258 7,312

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Gold

Spot gold surged to $1,244.67 a troy ounce, its highest in almost three months, as risk aversion dominated the scene, amid political woes in Europe and uncertainty surrounding the new US administration. Base metal also gathered support from news coming from Chile, as workers at the biggest cooper mine in the country that belongs to BHP Billiton, vowed to strike. Dollar’s weakness added to gold’s bullish case, moreover as chances of a US rate hike continue to diminish. From a technical point of view, the daily chart shows that technical indicators are gathering upward momentum, the RSI around 71, but the Momentum still within bearish territory. In the same chart, the 20 SMA maintains a bullish slope, advancing modestly above a bearish 100 SMA, both in the 1,210/12 region, all of which favors a new leg higher, now looking to test the 61.8% retracement of the post-US election’ slide at 1,255.15. In the 4 hours chart, technical indicators eased from near overbought readings but remain well above their mid-lines, whilst the 20 SMA maintains a sharp bullish slope, now converging with the 50% retracement of the same decline around 1,230.00, in line with the longer term outlook.

Support levels: 1,230.00 1,219.40 1,210.10

Resistance levels: 1,244.70 1,255.15 1,263.90

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This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

The greenback started the day with a good footing, advancing against all of its majors rivals, but demand for the American currency lost pace early US session, with mixed results across the board. The EUR/USD plummeted to 1.0655, to settled around the 1.0700 level, still down for the day. The common currency was weighed by poor German Industrial Production that contracted by 3.0% during last December, resulting in a decline in the annual rate of growth to -0.7% from a previously revised 2.3% advance. Also, weighing on the EU was renewed political uncertainty in the region on news that Marine Le Pen is leading polls ahead of the Presidential election next April. Le Pen, has pledged to leave the EU and fight Islam if she becomes president.

In the US, the IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index for February improved to 56.4 vs. 55.6 in January, with the index now 6.4 points above its 12-month average of 50.0. The US trade deficit narrowed in December to $44.3b, the first improvement in three months, whilst November reading was revised to -45.7b from a previous estimate of -45.2b.

Technically, however, the risk remains towards the downside, given that late recovery stalled below the critical 1.0700/10 resistance area that contained declines for over a week. In the 4 hours chart, the 20 SMA has accelerated its decline well above the current level, while the Momentum indicator accelerated its decline below the 100 level, and the RSI hovers around 40, this last with a limited upward slope. A recovery above the mentioned resistance could see the pair returning to the 1.0760/1.0800 region, but as long as below it the risk is towards the downside, with scope to extend its decline down to 1.0590 on a break below the mentioned daily low.

Support levels: 1.0650 1.0620 1.0590

Resistance levels: 1.0710 1.0750 1.0800

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair managed to advance up to 112.57 early US session after falling down to 111.58 at the beginning of the day, but resumed its decline and challenges the 112.00 region ahead of the Asian opening, with the pair following the lead of US yields. The 10-year benchmark fell down to 2.371% this Tuesday, down from Monday’s 2.41% settlement, while US equities retreated after a strong start of the day, adding to Yen’s bullish case. The Bank of Japan will release its Summary of Opinions during the upcoming Asian session, which includes fresh inflation and growth forecast. Seems unlikely the Central Bank will be less optimistic about inflation, in spite of recent data, and therefore is also unlikely that the pair will react to the news. From a technical point of view, the ongoing bearish trend in the USD/JPY pair remains firm in place, given that the pair is setting lower lows and lower highs daily basis, whilst in the 4 hours chart, the pair continues developing well below a bearish 100 SMA, currently at 113.54, whilst the RSI indicator resumed its decline, now around 41. The 100 DMA stands around 111.55 for this Wednesday, and renewed selling interest that pushes the price below the level should lead to a test of the 109.90 level, the 50% retracement of the latest bullish run.

Support levels: 111.55 111.25 110.80

Resistance levels: 112.10 112.60 113.00

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair plummeted to 1.2346 early Europe, but jumped to a fresh weekly high of 1.2545 and settled around 1.2530, reversing course after BOE’s Kristin Forbes, said that “in my view, if the real economy remains solid and the pick-up in the nominal data continues, this could soon suggest an increase in the bank rate.” UK data released this Tuesday, may confirm her view of the growing risk of a major inflation overshoot, as it confirmed consumers are worried about higher prices. The BRC like-to-like sales fell 0.6% in the year to January, below previous month reading when it stood at 1.0%. House prices also contracted according to the Halifax survey, down by 0.9% during the same month, and rising by 2.4% in the three months to January, from a previous 6.5% advance. Still, market seems to have overreacted to the headlines, as the latest BOE’s minutes suggest a rake hike will remain out of the table at least for this year. From a technical point of view, the 4 hours chart shows that the pair recovered above its 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators have turned surged from oversold readings and are currently entering positive territory with sharp bullish slopes. The pair however, is unable to confirm a clear break of 1.2540 a Fibonacci resistance, with a clear break above it required to confirm further gains up to 1.2705, February monthly high.

Support levels: 1.2470 1.2425 1.2390

Resistance levels: 1.2540 1.2585 1.2630

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AUD/USD

The AUD/USD pair struggles for direction, ending the day marginally lower around 0.7630 after quite a choppy trading day. The pair rallied early Asia following RBA’s decision to leave rates unchanged at record lows of 1.5%. The accompanying statement suggested that policymakers are no willing to cut rates further, as “the board judged that holding the stance of policy unchanged at this meeting would be consistent with sustainable growth in the economy and achieving the inflation target over time.” The pair eased with dollar’s intraday demand, but quickly bounced after reaching 0.7605, an indication that bulls are in the driver’s seat. The 4 hours chart presents a limited upward potential at this point, as the price is unable to establish above a modestly bearish 20 SMA, a few pips above the current level, whilst the Momentum indicator heads south below its 100 level and the RSI indicator consolidates around 49. The US session high was set at 0.7646, with a break above it required to confirm a retest of the 0.7700 region.

Support levels: 0.7630 0.7590 0.7550

Resistance levels: 0.7650 0.7700 0.7735

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GBP/CAD

The GBP/CAD cross extended its gains as the Pound re-surged on speculation over an upcoming rate hike in the UK, whilst crude oil prices plunged on fears of increasing US production, dragging the Canadian dollar lower against all of its major rivals. The cross settled at 1.6470, retreating modestly from a daily high of 1.6517. The technical picture is bullish heading into the Asian session, as the price is back above the 23.6% retracement of the 1.5737/1.6627 rally at 1.6415, while in the 4 hours chart, the price is far above a now bullish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators have lost upward strength, but hold near overbought readings, rather reflecting the limited volumes at the end of the day, than suggesting upward exhaustion. Above the mentioned daily high, the cross can extend firstly towards 1.6560, early February high, en route to 1.6627, the high reached in January 24th.

Support levels: 1.6410 1.6360 1.6300

Resistance levels: 1.6515 1.6560 1.6730

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Dow Jones

Wall Street opened the day with strong gains, resulting in the DJIA posting an all-time high of 20,157, but the negative momentum faded and indexes closed barely up around their daily openings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 20,089.88, up by 0.19%, while the Nasdaq Composite settled at 5,674.22, up 0.19% a record high. The S&P closed flat at 2,293.08 up by 0.02%. Within the Dow, Boeing was the best performer, up by 1.34%, but losers outnumbered gained, with Chevron topping loser’s list, down by 1.46%, followed by Merck & Co that lost 1.33%. In the daily chart, the DJIA maintains its positive tone, as it holds well above its 20 DMA, currently horizontal at 19,932, while technical indicators present tepid bullish slopes within positive territory. In the shorter term and according to the 4 hours chart, technical indicators have pulled back from overbought readings reached earlier in the day, but lost downward strength within positive territory, whilst the 20 SMA maintains a sharp bullish slope, currently around 20,033, indicating a limited downward potential, at least as long as buyers defend the 20,000 level.

Support levels: 20,066 20,010 19,932

Resistance levels: 20,104 20,160 20,200

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FTSE

The FTSE 100 gained 14 points or 0.20% this Tuesday, closing the day at 7,186.22, undermined by the positive momentum of mining-related equities. Gains were offset by oil’s decline that resulted in BP leading losers’ list with a loss of 4.49%. The best performers were Randgold Resources, up 8.38% and Fresnillo that added 6.60%, as gold hold on to its recent gains. The late recovery in the Pound, will likely dent sentiment among stocks’ traders early Wednesday, particularly if the GBP/USD pair holds above the 1.2500 level. From a technical point of view, the daily chart for the Footsie shows that an intraday advance was rejected again by selling interest around the 20 DMA, whilst technical indicators have turned modestly lower around neutral territory, maintaining the risk towards the downside. In the 4 hours chart, the benchmark remains range bound between horizontal moving averages, whilst technical indicators have turned lower within positive territory, now approaching their mid-lines.

Support levels: 7,163 7,128 7,091

Resistance levels: 7,205 7,258 7,312

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Gold

Gold consolidated its latest gains this Tuesday, setting a fresh high for this 2017 at $1,235.71 a troy ounce. Spot hold within a tight range, just above the 50% retracement of the November/December decline around 1,230.00. The metal was pretty much immune to intraday dollar´s strength, supporting some additional gains ahead. Backing gold’s gains was increasing political uncertainty in Europe, adding to that coming from the US. Daily basis, the RSI indicator has lost upward strength within overbought readings, whilst the Momentum indicator diverges lower, nearing its 100 level. The price, however, remains above its 20 and 100 SMAs, with the shortest crossing above the largest, something usually understood as a bullish signal. In the 4 hours chart, technical indicators are retreating modestly from overbought territory, but are far from signaling a bearish extension, whilst the price remains well above bullish moving averages, all of which supports the case for further gains.

Support levels: 1,230.00 1,221.65 1,215.00

Resistance levels: 1,237.30 1,245.20 1,255.05

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This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

The American dollar closed the day firmer against most of its major rivals after a tepid start to the week, with the EUR/USD pair settling around 1.0735 after falling to a daily low of 1.0705. Such low came after the release of a poll carried by INSA for Germany’s Bild newspaper showing that Ms. Merkel’s Christian democrats have fallen into second place behind Germany’s centre-left opposition for the first time in a decade. Additionally, ECB’s head Draghi has said before the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs of the European Parliament that the Bank is prepared to increase both the size and duration of its bond-buying program if the inflation outlook remains low.

In general, data released in Europe continued to signal a faster pace of growth in the region in the Q4 or 2016 and early 2017, as the EU Sentix Investor Confidence Index for February, came in at 17.4, matching market’s expectations, but below previous 18.2. In Germany, Factory Orders rose by 5.2% in December, from a previously revised -3.6%, while the year-on-year reading resulted at 8.1% from previous 2.0%. In the US the Labor Market Conditions Index increased by 1.3% in January, indicating that the jobs’ market remains healthy in the US.

The EUR/USD pair bounced was mostly technical, given that the pair has the 38.2% retracement of the November/January slide around it, while in the daily chart a bullish 20 DMA converges with a bearish 100 DMA around the level. The tepid posterior recovery, however, maintains the risk towards the downside for the upcoming sessions. In the 4 hours chart, the 100 SMA stands a few pips above the mentioned critical support, whilst the 20 SMA has turned flat around 1.0770. Indicators in this last time frame have lost their bearish strength, but remain within negative territory, supporting a downward extension on a breakout of the 1.0700/10 support area. A recovery beyond 1.0770 on the other hand, will favor another attempt of breaking beyond the 1.0800/40 price zone.

Support levels: 1.0710 1.0660 1.0620

Resistance levels: 1.0770 1.0800 1.0840

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair broke below the 112.00 level late in the US session, with the Japanese currency benefiting from market’s turmoil. Uncertainty surrounding the US future, alongside with increasing political woes across Europe, has sent investors into safe haven assets, with the JPY and gold benefiting by the most daily basis. Adding to the bearish case of the pair were US Treasury yields that edged sharply lower at the beginning of the week, with the 10-year benchmark down to 2.42% from 2.49% last Friday, and the 30-year yield falling from 3.11% to 3.06%. Japan will release December preliminary coincident and economic indexes during the upcoming Asian session, expected to have improved from November’s readings. Trading below the key 112.00 level, the 38.2% retracement of the latest bullish run, the 4 hours chart shows that the 100 SMA has accelerated its slide above the current level, whilst the Momentum indicator has been rejected from its mid-line on multiple attempts to regain the level, as the RSI extends its slide around 36, supporting further slides ahead, moreover on a break below 111.60, the 100 DMA.

Support levels: 111.60 111.25 110.80

Resistance levels: 112.00 112.45 112.80

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair fell for a third consecutive day, settling around 1.2460 after posting a daily low of 1.2427 at the beginning of the European session. There were no macroeconomic releases in the UK this Monday, with attention centered in the ongoing Parliament discussion over the Brexit bill. Policymakers are willing to make amendments to May’s proposal, but the government said that they won’t allow any Brexit legislation that attempts to keep Britain inside the EU. The House will vote next Wednesday, and in the meantime, tensions surrounding the matter will likely keep the Pound subdued. Short term technical readings are biased towards the downside, supporting additional declines ahead, particularly on a break below the mentioned low, as the level stands for the 38.2% retracement of this year’s bullish run. In the 4 hours chart, the 20 SMA has turned south above the current level, now converging with the 23.6% retracement of the same rally at 1.2530, while the Momentum indicator has bounced from oversold readings, heading north below its 100 level, and the RSI indicator consolidates around 37.

Support levels: 1.2425 1.2390 1.2350

Resistance levels: 1.2495 1.2540 1.2585

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AUD/USD

The AUD/USD pair fell down to 0.7629, but trimmed half of its daily losses and settled in the 0.7650 region, not far from the multi-month high posted last week at 0.7695. The Aussie was backed by a rally in base metals, with gold above $1,230 a troy ounce for the first time this year, and local data beating expectations. The Melbourne institute inflation forecast released early Monday reported that the CPI is expected to have risen by 0.6% during January, from December’s 0.5%, while year-on-year inflation is seen rising by 2.1% against previous 1.8%. Also, job advertisements jumped 4% in January from a 2.2% decline in December, suggesting a rebound in the labor market. From a technical point of view, the pair is trading around a bullish 20 SMA in the 4 hours chart, whilst the Momentum indicator turned higher, but stands below its 1000 level, but the RSI remains within positive territory, regaining the upside and currently around 55, supporting some additional gains for the upcoming hours. The 0.7700 is the level to watch, as a break above it should see the recovery extending up to 2016 highs in the 0.7830 region.

Support levels: 0.7630 0.7590 0.7550

Resistance levels: 0.7695 0.7735 0.7770

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GBP/CAD

The GBP/CAD cross bounced back and trimmed all of its Friday’s losses, amid a tumbling Canadian dollar, weighed by the poor performance of US equities and a sharp drop in oil prices mid American session. Oil prices fell on rising speculation of an increase in US oil output that curbs optimism over OPEC output cut, after last week´s Baker Hughes and EIA reports, showing a large increase in stockpiles and in the number of oil drilling rigs. Technically, the 4 hours chart shows that the upward potential remains limited given that the price is unable to advance beyond a bearish 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators have recovered from oversold readings, but turned flat around their mid-lines. The cross set a daily high of 1.6361, the level to surpass to see it recovering up to 1.6415, the immediate Fibonacci resistance.

Support levels: 1.6280 1.6220 1.6170

Resistance levels: 1.6360 1.6415 1.6470

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Dow Jones

US indexes closed with modest losses this Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down by 19 points or 0.09%, to settle at 20,052.42. The Nasdaq Composite closed the day at 5,663.55, down by 3 points, while the S&P lost 0.21%, to 2,292.56. Energy-related equities dragged Wall Street’s lower, although strong earnings reports limited declines. Hasbro Inc. shares rose to their highest on record, after reporting an 11% increase in revenues during the last quarter of 2016. Within the Dow, Boeing was the best performer, up by 1.00%, whist Verizon Communications topped losers’ list, down by 1.21%. The daily chart shows that the index remains well above a flat 20 SMA, whilst technical indicators have lost upward momentum and turned modestly lower within positive territory, not enough to confirm further slides. In the 4 hours chart, the index maintains a positive technical stance, given that technical indicators have resumed their advances after a modest downward correction from near overbought readings, whilst it remains well above a bullish 20 SMA.

Support levels: 20,010 19,945 19,896

Resistance levels: 20,090 20,141 20,200

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FTSE

The FTSE 100 closed the day at 7,172.15, down 16 points or 0.22%, weighed by the negative mood among local traders, although a sharp advance in Randgold Resources, after the company reported a 76% advance in its Q4 net profit, kept losses subdued. The company was the best performer, closing the day 4.15% higher, followed by Mediclinic International, up by 1.97%. The worst performer was Tesco, down 2.15%. The daily chart shows that an early advance was contained by the 20 DMA, while technical indicators diverge from each other within neutral territory, lacking clear directional clues. In the 4 hours chart, the index remains between its 20 and 100 SMAs, with the largest acting as immediate resistance at 7,205. In this last time frame, technical indicators have bounced from near their mid-lines and maintain upward slopes, indicating a limited bearish potential in the short term, and favoring a modest recovery, to be confirmed with a break above the mentioned resistance.

Support levels: 7,163 7,128 7,091

Resistance levels: 7,205 7,258 7,312

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Gold

Spot gold rose to its highest since mid November, ending the day a few cents below a daily high of $,1232.95 a troy ounce. The commodity has benefited from an easing dollar ever since the year started, now accelerating its advance after the latest FOMC meeting’s minutes suggest that a rate hike in the US won’t come anytime soon. Weaker-than-expected wage growth in the US according to the NFP report released on Friday, support the safe-haven metal, further underpinned by increasing risk aversion. The metal has now trimmed half of its post-US elections losses, as the price stands around the 50% retracement of the November/December decline. In the daily chart, the 20 DMA accelerated higher and is currently aiming to cross above the 100 DMA, whilst technical indicators head north within positive territory, supporting some further gains for this Tuesday. In the 4 hours chart, technical indicators also present a strong upward momentum, with the RSI entering overbought territory, and the price well above bullish moving averages, in line with the longer term view.

Support levels: 1,230.00 1,221.65 1,215.00

Resistance levels: 1,237.30 1,245.20 1,255.05

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The Wellness Clarinet LTD is now sourcing below market value properties to purchase in lease options deals as a means of cash flow generation, security, to beautify the environment and to establish valuable joint venture relationships with private investors for mutual growth.
We are a Music, Lifestyle and Trading firm, creating strategies for people desiring change, the millennial generation, the music industry, and the newly divorced, in personal and financial growth through trading the stock market.

This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.

The EUR/USD pair extended the rally coming from early January in these last few days, reaching a new yearly high of 1.0828, settling finally at 1.0777, above a bearish 100 DMA for the first time since October 2016. Dollar’s weakness was fueled by a neutral FOMC’s stance in its latest meeting, and a mixed employment report coming from the US. The January NFP report showed that job’s creation remains strong, as the country added 227,000 new jobs, but wage growth slowed to 2.5% yearly basis from previous 2.9%, while on a month-to-month comparison wages advanced 0.1% against 0.2% expected or the 0.4% previous. The unemployment rate ticked higher, from 4.7% to 4.8% as the participation rate increased to 62.9%, a four-month high.

Eurozone data released at the beginning of the day was also mixed, as retail sales declined by 0.3% in December, but the final Markit services and composite PMIs for the region, signaled continued economic expansion at the beginning of the year, with the EU composite PMI printing 54.4, matching December reading and the highest since May 2011. For this upcoming week the macroeconomic calendar will be light, which means that attention will remain on politics.

From a technical point of view, the pair is poised to extend its advance according to technical readings in the daily chart, as indicators have recovered from a downward correction within positive territory, maintaining their bullish slopes. In the same chart, the 20 DMA presents a bullish slope, hovering near the 1.0710 Fibonacci support, the 38.2% retracement of the November/January decline, while the 100 DMA maintains a bearish slope, a few pips above the region. In the 4 hours chart, the price is stuck around a bullish 20 SMA, but the 100 SMA stands also in the 1.0700/10 region, while technical indicators turned higher in neutral territory. The 50% retracement of the mentioned slide stands around 1.0820, while the 1.0800/40 region has proved strong all through 2015 and 2016, being the resistance area to beat to confirm a steeper advance this week.

Support levels: 1.0750 1.0710 1.0650

Resistance levels: 1.0800 1.0840 1.0885

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USD/JPY

The USD/JPY pair flirted with the 112.00 level twice during this past week and settled at 112.54, its lowest since late November 2016. Broad dollar’s weakness weighed on the pair following the release of a mixed US job’s report, which showed soft wages’ growth. On Friday, US stocks closed higher, while US Treasury yields recovered to close the week with gains, something that usually weighs on the Japanese currency, but didn’t work this time, as speculative interest is starting to perceive the latest BOJ’s monetary policy, focused on controlling the yield curve, as ineffective. Next February 10th, PM Abe will meet with Donald Trump, with both leaders aiming to deepening the bilateral trade and investment relationship, according to the White House. The pair is biased lower for these upcoming days, although the mentioned 112.00 level is a major support, as it stands for the 38.2% retracement of the 101.18/118.66 rally. In the daily chart, the Momentum indicator was rejected from its 100 level, and heads sharply lower within negative territory, whilst the RSI presents a bearish slope, now around 40, in line with further slides. In the same chart, the 100 SMA heads higher around 111.25, the probable bearish target should the mentioned Fibonacci support give up. Shorter term and according to the 4 hours chart, the risk is clearly towards the downside, with the price developing below a bearish 100 SMA and technical indicators heading south within negative territory.

Support levels: 112.00 111.60 111.25

Resistance levels: 113.00 113.45 113.90

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GBP/USD

The GBP/USD pair closed the week at 1.2475, with the Pound taking a double hit during the past days, as the BOE showed little rush to raise rates, despite rising inflation, and softer data at the beginning of the year. The UK January Markit services PMI released this Friday fell to 54.5 against December’s 56.2 reading, in line with the soft manufacturing and construction figures released earlier this week. Also, weighing on Pound is the upcoming Brexit, as the UK government has formally set out its plans for exiting the EU with a 70-page white paper. The withdrawal bill will return to the House of Commons this week, and the vote is expected to be passed this Wednesday, clearing the path for PM May to trigger Article 50 on March as planned. From a technical point of view, the daily chart shows that the price held above the 38.2% retracement of the 1.1986/1.2705 rally at 1.2430, while a bullish 20 SMA reinforces the static support, heading higher a few pips below it. Technical indicators in the mentioned chart, however, hover within neutral territory, with the RSI heading lower around 51, indicating limited buying interest. In the 4 hours chart, the technical picture favors the downside, with indicators heading south near oversold readings, and the price well below the 20 SMA, this last around 1.2580.

Support levels: 1.2430 1.2390 1.2350

Resistance levels: 1.2495 1.2540 1.2585

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AUD/USD

The Australian dollar was among the best performers this past week, rallying up to 0.7695, to settle a few pips below the critical 0.7700 threshold. The Aussie surged sharply on Thursday, following the release of a record trade balance surplus of $3.5 billion for December, up from November’s $2.04bn surplus. Exports rose by 5% in the month, helped by a 14% increase in coal and a 10% raise in iron-ore shipments, while imports rose by 1%. Also, Chinese Central Bank surprise intervention to weaken the Yuan on Friday, boosted the Aussie. The pair has finally broken the 0.75/0.76 range, and a break above 0.7700 could result in a retest of 2016 high in the 0.7830 region. Daily basis, technical indicators support additional gains, heading sharply higher well above their mid-lines, whilst the 20 DMA also heads north almost vertically, but well below the current level, indicating strong AUD’s demand. In the 4 hours chart, the 20 SMA gained upward strength and acts as dynamic support, now around 0.7630, while the Momentum indicator resumed its advance near overbought readings and following a limited downward correction, whilst the RSI hovers around 64, all of which supports a new leg higher, particularly on a break above the mentioned high.

Support levels: 0.7630 0.7590 0.7550

Resistance levels: 0.7695 0.7735 0.7770

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GBP/CAD

The GBP/CAD cross plunged on the back of Pound’s continued weakness, ending the week a few pips above a 2-week low of 1.6219. Soft data released last Friday in the UK indicates that the economy lost the positive momentum at the beginning of 2017, with the services sector growing less-than-expected. Also, a stronger Canadian dollar, supported by an up-tick in oil prices last week, kept the cross under pressure. Technically, the daily chart shows that the decline stalled right at the 50% retracement of the 1.6688/1.5737 decline, while the price broke below its 20 DMA and technical indicators retreated sharply from near overbought levels, and entered negative territory, supporting further declines ahead. In the 4 hours chart, technical readings also point for a continued decline, as indicators head south near oversold levels, whilst the price remains well below a bearish 20 SMA.

Support levels: 1.6220 1.6170 1.6110

Resistance levels: 1.6295 1.6350 1.6400

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Dow Jones

Wall Street surged on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average settling at 20,071.46, up by 186 points or 0.94%, boosted by news that President Trump began working to curb financial regulations, by undoing parts of the Dodd-Frank reforms of the banking industry. The Dow settled lower for the week anyway, by 0.11%. The Nasdaq Composite added 30 points and closed at 5,666.77, whilst the S&P finished at 2,297,42, up 0.73%, both modestly up weekly basis. Financial stocks led the way higher, and within the DJIA, Visa was the best performer, up by 4.59%, followed by Goldman Sachs, up by 4.57% and JP Morgan which added3.06%. Nike was the worst performer, down 0.83%. Technically, the daily chart for the Dow shows that the index is not far from the record highs set last January, well above a flat 20 DMA, but far above a bullish 100 DMA, whilst technical indicators have bounced from their mid-lines, maintaining strong upward slopes ahead of Monday’s opening. In the 4 hours chart, the moving averages converge at 19,900, the Momentum indicator maintains its bullish slope, while the RSI consolidates at 65, all of which maintains the risk towards the upside, favoring a new leg higher on a break above 20,080, Friday’s high.

Support levels: 20,031 19,975 19,923

Resistance levels: 20,080 20,141 20,200

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FTSE

The Footsie advanced on Friday, up 47 points or 0.67% to close at 7,188.30, helped by a recovery in financial-related equities. Barclay’s was the best performer, advancing by 3.39%, followed by Prudential that added 2.09%. Royal Bank of Scotland closed 2.70% higher. Gains were offset by mining-oriented equities, as metal prices fell, with Glencore topping losers’ list, down 4.77%, followed by Rio Tinto that shed 3.54% and Anglo American that closed 3.30% lower. The recovery was not enough to confirm further gains ahead, as in the daily chart, the 20 SMA caps the upside at 7,128, whilst technical indicators have turned modestly higher, with the Momentum still below the 100 line, but the RSI at 56, somehow anticipating an upward extension, to be confirmed by an upward acceleration through the mentioned resistance. In the 4 hours chart, the RSI indicator turned flat at 60, the Momentum heads higher within positive territory, whilst the index is trapped within horizontal moving averages, in line with the longer term perspective.

Support levels: 7,128 7,091 7,042

Resistance levels: 7,212 7,258 7,312

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Gold

Spot gold recovered the ground lost in the previous week and closed last Friday at$1,219.00, its highest settlement since past November, backed by a neutral FED that gave no clues on upcoming rate hikes. Adding to gold’s positive momentum is increasing global economic uncertainty and the continued unwind of the so-called “Trump-trade,” as the new US administration failed to provide policies leading to a stronger economic expansion in the world’s largest economy. On the contrary, the protectionist policies announced so far, indicate trade trouble ahead. Gold’s daily chart shows that the Momentum indicator heads modestly higher above its 100 level, but that the RSI indicator accelerated its advance, standing now around 64, whilst the price settled above the 20 and 100 DMAs, both around 1,204/10, all of which supports additional gains. Around 1,230.00, the pair has the 50% retracement of the November/December slide, and an extension beyond it will probably indicating a steeper advance for this upcoming week. In the 4 hours chart, technical indicators are heading higher well above their mid-lines, whilst the 100 SMA converges with the 38.2% retracement of the mentioned decline at 1,204.50, providing a strong support in the case of downward move.

Support levels: 1,211.56 1,204.50 1,196.10

Resistance levels: 1,225.23 1,231.10 1,241.35

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The Wellness Clarinet LTD is now sourcing below market value properties to purchase in lease options deals as a means of cash flow generation, security, to beautify the environment and to establish valuable joint venture relationships with private investors for mutual growth.
We are a Music, Lifestyle and Trading firm, creating strategies for people desiring change, the millennial generation, the music industry, and the newly divorced, in personal and financial growth through trading the stock market.

This property investment model increases net worth and the net worth of private investors. For the moment this model not part of our value proposition on offer to clients. Our aim is to invest in properties creating a prototype of financial freedom. To beautify the environment through reburbishment and generate positive cash flow for ourselves and joint venture partners.

Below market value property opportunities are everywhere, and there are certain criteria in which a property owner may wish to let go of their property below market value. Such as a quick sale, being in risk of repossession or as a solution to being in debt.

The property value is £100,000 buy 25% below market value at £75,000. The deposit of £18,750 is put up by the private investor. So the mortgage on the property would be £56,250.

Let’s assume the property is re-mortgaged after 6 months at its full value of £100,000 and not reburbished. The deposit can be returned to the private investor, plus the monthly agreed interest. And there will be £25,000 in equity left in the property. Plus rental revenues if so desired.

1. Split of profit. When the property is sold or remortgaged you the private investor can have a percentage stake in the property, and or ongoing profit. We can own the property together, use a ‘Deed of Trust’. Or you the investor can host the mortgage, for security if necessary.
2. The private investor lends the money to us directly. We pay the agreed interest per money until the money is paid back. Normally 1% to 3% for short term finance. 0.75% to 1.5% for more than 6 months. The security is in the property so any such concern is alleviated.
3. You the private investor receives a percentage of property revenues over 5 years.